Hera made many "crimes" for example, if any woman caught the attention of Zeus, she would pester them (or worse).
He was born in Thebes. His mother was Alcmeme amd his father was Zeus. His mother was married to Amphitryon and she slept with both her husband and Zeus on the same night, but Zeus was disguised as her husband. When his mother learned that Hera was angry, she abandoned the child and Athena takes the child to Hera and asks Hera to breast feed him. The breast milk of Hera helps to make the baby strong. Athena then returns the baby to Alcmeme. Originally the baby had been named Alcaeus but he was renamed Hercules because it means glory by the aid of Hera.
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she conspired with poseidon to everthrow him because he was becoming a tyrrant
Yes, Zeus made several major mistakes and questionable decisions throughout mythology. One notable example is his infidelity, which often led to conflicts with his wife Hera and resulted in numerous offspring with various mortals and goddesses, creating chaos and rivalry among gods and humans. Additionally, his decision to punish humanity with the Great Flood due to their wickedness, while justified, ultimately resulted in significant suffering and loss of life. These actions highlight his flaws and the complexities of his character as a ruler of the gods.
The crab that attacked Hercules during his battle with the Hydra was sent by the goddess Hera. Hera, who held a grudge against Hercules due to him being the son of her husband Zeus and a mortal woman, aimed to make his tasks more difficult. The crab, named Cancer, ultimately met its demise at the hands of Hercules, who crushed it during the fight. As a result, Hera placed the crab in the sky as the constellation Cancer.
She succeeded in having Echinda killed. She failed in having Hercules killed.
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In the "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" series by Rick Riordan, Leo Valdez does not explicitly make a deal with Hera. However, he has complex interactions with various gods throughout the series, including Hera, who plays a significant role in the narrative. Leo's journey involves navigating the challenges posed by the gods, but any alliances or agreements he forms are more about survival and teamwork rather than formal deals.
Loki, the Norse trickster god, committed a variety of crimes in the Norse mythology. Some of his most notorious acts include orchestrating the death of Balder, the beloved god of light, and causing general chaos and mischief among the gods and mortals. Loki's actions often led to significant consequences and conflict within the Norse pantheon.
Hera used love and compassion to make the meanest people sweet so they could marry
Hera used love and compassion to make the meanest people sweet so they could marry
Mostly war crimes, but I'm not sure which...
hera's power's were to make the meanest peeps sweet enough to marry! how sweet right? ---- i agree
Hera's father, Cronos, had swallowed her at birth because he was afraid that she would overthrow him. Eventually, Zeus managed to make Cronos puke Hera and her siblings back up.
Hera isn't one age. She can make herself look any age she wants. But honestly REALLY OLD.There is no known date for Hera's birth so there is no way to know.
Hera would make sure all lands were safe and bring peace to the skies and mothers, babies, and all women.
Well it is up to you to make your own opinion, Zeus was a habitual cheater, and had many kids that did not belong to Hera (Juno for the Romans).